NASA's peer reviewed EM Drive paper says it violates Einsteinian physics
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Intersting stuff. Thanks for posting. I always love reading about anything related to Quantum Physics.
Nonlocal hidden-variable theory = we don't know what we don't know.
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This is weird I know but I woke up thinking about the Coral Castle down in Miami, the remarkable architectural accomplishment where starting in the 1920's a single man moved around and aligned to perfection 10 tons of limestone using an unknown power.
My assumption is the laws of physics prevail throughout the universe but there are forces and matter we don't understand just yet.
I also have been thinking about Thomas Hawkins' recent comments about the earth having maybe 1,000 years before self ruination or destruction from above and the need for our species to spread or perish.
My intuition is that somehow this all will fit together, we might need a helping hand to develop the tools but surely earth humans are not the first to go down this trail. Is that crazy?
My assumption is the laws of physics prevail throughout the universe but there are forces and matter we don't understand just yet.
I also have been thinking about Thomas Hawkins' recent comments about the earth having maybe 1,000 years before self ruination or destruction from above and the need for our species to spread or perish.
My intuition is that somehow this all will fit together, we might need a helping hand to develop the tools but surely earth humans are not the first to go down this trail. Is that crazy?
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